Free software · GPL v2 · Windows & Linux
Any IP-PBX compatible. Any AI behind every call.
Several SIP accounts, several calls at once, transfer and conferencing, audio devices chosen by name, contacts and history, webhooks and a local REST API. Everything stays on your machine.
The telephony ships today, on Windows and Linux. Recording and the AI layer are in active development — see what is coming.
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What is built
Only what exists in the product today is described below. Each item has been accepted by a person at a running window, against a real switch.
A full SIP user agent on PJSIP: several accounts registered independently, several simultaneous calls with a clear active/held model, and complete control of every one of them.
Microphone, speakers and a separate ringing device are chosen by the name your desktop shows, and applied without dropping the call in progress.
Close the window and the phone stays registered: a tray icon with quick actions, an incoming-call banner, and hotkeys that work when nothing is focused.
A local address book and a call log in the phone's own database, standing in a panel beside the dialler.
The phone stops being something only a person operates: a switch can ask it to answer or to hold, and a line can answer by itself after a delay.
Two integration surfaces, both configurable and both off until you turn them on.
Every SIP message the phone sends or receives can be watched as it happens, with the media statistics of the calls that are up.
Passwords live in the operating system's keychain — Secret Service on Linux, Credential Manager on Windows — and everything else lives where each system keeps such things.
In development
Not in the product yet. Listed so that the name on the box is explained rather than implied.
Both directions captured with clean channel separation, straight from the media engine, with metadata and a retention policy.
Completed recordings transcribed through a pluggable external provider, in any language it supports.
Summaries and one-line super-summaries, action items, topics and entities, tagging, red flags, questions answered over the transcript.
Another application's call captured through the operating system, near and far ends combined, feeding the same pipeline.
The third first-class platform. The core and the interface are already portable; what remains is packaging and permissions.
Signed installers on each platform and one update mechanism behind them.
Portuguese, Spanish, French, German and Italian, on top of the English and Russian that ship today.
Real-time transcription during a call, subtitles with translation, knowledge-base prompting, a central server, video and screen recording.
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Free software under GPL v2. No account, no telemetry, no cloud service in the middle.
Requirements: Windows 10 or later (x86-64); a current Linux desktop (x86-64) with PipeWire or PulseAudio. A SIP account from your provider or PBX is required.